This post contains spoilers!!
A reviewer said that
Remember Me could be used as a film study, and study the film, we have been. Allen Coulter's amazing attention to detail has provided us, not just with a truly amazing film, but a film rich in details and symbolism. Some of the ladies on both Rob's and the Remember Me IMDb message boards have been discussing the film in great detail. Mils1234 compiled a detailed post of some of the observations and insights and I am going to bring them to you in a few posts here.
All the thanks goes to Mils1234, Nautiluswirl, Tedracat, AZ, Calendos, VAgirl and everyone else who took part in the discussions for these fabulous insights into the artwork and the significance.
Today's post looks at framing and mirroring.

FRAMING:
EVERYONE is shot by door frames/windows - from the muggers, to Chris C's cop, to Caroline leaving school, to vulnerable Ally pre-sex scene, to Aiden by the bathroom or coming to Ally's door...it happens throughout.


MIRRORING:
Did you guys also notice the mirroring of Tyler's shots? The first time we see him he is framed in a window, on the outside looking in. The last time we see him, he is framed in a window, on the inside looking out. I find this to be such a perfect symbol of his journey. Love Allen Coulter.

They also mirror Chris & Rob's characters throughout - both drink, prone to violence, are protective of Ally. There is one shot of Neil Craig and one of Tyler that are almost perfect matches of the other, right down to the colour of shirt and pants they are wearing. Neil's is after he microwaves dinner, grabs a beer and then is framed by a doorway walking away from the back. They use the exact same shot for Tyler after Ally leaves him and he gets up off of the sofa where Aiden is eating Chinese and then walks to the bedroom, framed by the hallway.
And the mirroring of the montage of the last scenes at the very end of the film, with those at the beginning. Of course the film ending with Ally face blurring with the subway movement and the beginning the subway movement blurring into Ally and her mother. Ally on the subway platform, the Hawkings family at the cemetery and the scenes with Caroline and her father interacting....at the beginning at Eddie's Sweet Shoppe with the way Charles would ignore her and the ending with them at the museum.